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Originally Posted by jrl1357 
I think it was 2-3 years ago, freebsd 7-8. Freebsd scaled very well up to eight cores before showing any drop but dragon fly showed like %5 differance. Anyway thou like I said it was a while ago, i should probably look agian. They seemed to have changed alot since then, the most notable thing I heard was the hybrid kernal.
I think it was 2-3 years ago, freebsd 7-8. Freebsd scaled very well up to eight cores before showing any drop but dragon fly showed like %5 differance. Anyway thou like I said it was a while ago, i should probably look agian. They seemed to have changed alot since then, the most notable thing I heard was the hybrid kernal.
To be honest it wasn't that long ago when FreeBSD didn't scale well (or even support SMP without patching).
I keep meaning to give Dragonfly a spin but never get the time, however I do think it's well worth a look as it has a ton of unique / interesting features. I quite like the look of their file system.
